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Damn.



Just, Damn.



Someone pass the Fritos and Mountain Dew.
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Big Media wrote:Damn.



Just, Damn.



Someone pass the Fritos and Mountain Dew.
Don't forget to deep fry the Fritos first.
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Poor thing. You just gotta read this:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar ... usade.html
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Hi..I'm Rod Willis..you may know me as the Miserable Bastard from such shows as Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution..well I'm here to tell you how NOT to be a Miseable Bastard...



Joining us here on The Tonite Show with Jay Douchebag Leno...Mel Gibson, Nicole Kidman, and special guest the Miserable Bastard from Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution..plus musical guest Kanye West
"The whole thing was just a nightmare," Rodriguez said.

LOL!!
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I don't understand the hostility.

First of all, this is a show about healthier eating. What the hell did they expect? The average diet around here is worse than unhealthy shit, and anyone with half a brain can see that. So this hostility is unnecessary, if not contrived.

Second, the adults can eat themselves to death if they want. But what's wrong with showing children how to find other alternatives to all the junk they eat?

Finally, any school system that fed my child pizza for breakfast would get an earfull. Even sugared cereals is healthier than that frozen shit.

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I see Jamie Oliver as yet another effete EuroWeenie looking down his nose at Americans. If the guy went out into the rain without an umbrella he'd drown.

Advice to Jamie: Go back to your native country and work on saving it from the Muslims so elitists will be able to do cooking shows without the thread of jihad bombers. Huntington, WV will be fine.
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AmpedNow wrote:I don't understand the hostility.

First of all, this is a show about healthier eating. What the hell did they expect? The average diet around here is worse than unhealthy shit, and anyone with half a brain can see that. So this hostility is unnecessary, if not contrived.

Second, the adults can eat themselves to death if they want. But what's wrong with showing children how to find other alternatives to all the junk they eat?

Finally, any school system that fed my child pizza for breakfast would get an earfull. Even sugared cereals is healthier than that frozen shit.

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I don't know what the big deal is...they captured the true essence of Rod! In other national TV news, make sure to watch Extreme Makeover Home Edition tonight on ABC...I'm the one in the blue shirt and hard hat.

Seriously though, Rod...you're sadly speaking the truth...if they took away the pizza line at my school, a riot would break lose, similar to this one a few years back:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37kIHwAch94
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I'll be watching Clay.....Do you dress up like a human hotdog again.....I'll never forget the mustard the kid shot in your eye....omg
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Not unrelated:
LESAGE — Sonny and Sharie Knight’s Hillbilly Hotdogs is again ringing the bell on national TV.

The quirky family-fun Lesage and Huntington-based restaurants, which has its super-sized Homewrecker hotdog and 15-pound Doublewide burger, is featured on the upcoming Travel Channel series called, “101 Tastiest Places To Chow Down.”

The series started counting down the best places on Sunday, Jan. 3. And at 10 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 31, the Channel unveils the Top 20 including, Hillbilly Hotdogs, which was featured last year on the Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives."

Go online at www.hillbillyhotdogs.com to find out more about the restaurant, and go online at www.travelchannel.com and click onto shows and “101 Tastiest Places to Chow Down” to find out more about that upcoming show.

Read more about the upcoming show in Saturday’s Life section of The Herald-Dispatch.
http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/bri ... how-finale
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It's kind of interesting to see some of the folks in this thread resist the change that Mr. Oliver is trying to present, while on any given day those same people will be ripping on Huntington because it *WON'T* change.

That was a great trailer, btw. I think I might actually watch.
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it's all personal Responsibility Lester, Jamie Oliver is acting like he is the second coming of Jesus. The last time I checked there is a McDonalds in every town in America. Huntington is no different than any other town.....
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An apt analogy. Mr. Oliver is a self righteous do-gooder with the added motive of personal profit. How nice. And he is upset he is not universally welcomed with open arms and grateful thanks.
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StopSet wrote:it's all personal Responsibility Lester, Jamie Oliver is acting like he is the second coming of Jesus.
Agreed. My biggest issue with Mr. Oliver isn't the message, it's his holier-than-thou attitude about the whole thing. Huntington (and Appalachia in general) is probably getting tired of being treated like the unwashed masses by snotty, self-promoting urban yuppie do-gooders who ride in to town on their white horse, proclaim us as "lost people", attempt to remake us in their own image, and when that fails, they blow out of town and are never seen again.

Of course, with Simon Cowell being everyone's reality television idol, maybe this in-your-face persona is just for ratings and entertainment. Genuine or not, I still find the whole affair very offensive, even though I agree with the need to eat healthy and lose weight.

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I didn't get any of that from the trailer. Maybe I'm missing it, or maybe everyone thinks an accent means "holier than thou". :-)

Huntington wasn't randomly picked because of the overabundance of "unwashed Appalachian hicks". It was picked because it is the most unhealthy city in America... based on the number of people that die when they shouldn't. Since Jamie Oliver is a cook, and not a cop, he chose Huntington over New York City. :-)

I'm of the mindset posted above... if you're an adult, eat, smoke, dope yourself to death. But if you're letting your kid reach "obese" before they're old enough to know what you've let them do to their bodies... that's beyond child abuse.
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Lester wrote:It's kind of interesting to see some of the folks in this thread resist the change that Mr. Oliver is trying to present, while on any given day those same people will be ripping on Huntington because it *WON'T* change.

That was a great trailer, btw. I think I might actually watch.
Last thing I want to hear, coming from the part of the United States that has produced the backbone of soldiers who won two world wars (and saving Britain) is a lecture from foreigners on what the hell we must do.
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Lester wrote:It's kind of interesting to see some of the folks in this thread resist the change that Mr. Oliver is trying to present, while on any given day those same people will be ripping on Huntington because it *WON'T* change.

That was a great trailer, btw. I think I might actually watch.
Last thing I want to hear, coming from the part of the United States that has produced the backbone of soldiers who won two world wars (and saving Britain) is a lecture from foreigners on what the hell we must do.
Well said, Mike.
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